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SYNTHESIZER 1976.
Hello!
I'm interested in one record in september 1976. Synthesizer was used. I made this piece of audio recording.
http://narod.ru/disk/26076527000/SINT-1976.mp3.html
1. Amazing sound. Polyphonic organ. Shots.
2. Interesting sound goes along the entire song. At 2.05 synthesizer.
3. Polyphonic synthesizer.
4. Arpeggiator?
5. Sound very interesting. Ribbon controller was used perhaps.
What a synthesizer was used for this record?
Thank you in advance for your reply.
Andrey.
I'm interested in one record in september 1976. Synthesizer was used. I made this piece of audio recording.
http://narod.ru/disk/26076527000/SINT-1976.mp3.html
1. Amazing sound. Polyphonic organ. Shots.
2. Interesting sound goes along the entire song. At 2.05 synthesizer.
3. Polyphonic synthesizer.
4. Arpeggiator?
5. Sound very interesting. Ribbon controller was used perhaps.
What a synthesizer was used for this record?
Thank you in advance for your reply.
Andrey.
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Re: SYNTHESIZER 1976.
That was... interesting...
I don't think that was a synth, maybe some tape manipulation.
Like, maybe someone playing a short clip of another song, and then letting it slow down quickly.
There's definitely organ in there though.
I don't think that was a synth, maybe some tape manipulation.
Like, maybe someone playing a short clip of another song, and then letting it slow down quickly.
There's definitely organ in there though.
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Re: SYNTHESIZER 1976.
I think this should be in Buyers Guide.....?...?
But that was DEFINITELY a MemoryMoog. But you'll need two to replicate that exact sound. Good luck

But that was DEFINITELY a MemoryMoog. But you'll need two to replicate that exact sound. Good luck

Re: SYNTHESIZER 1976.
I'm sorry, I do not know English.
I realized that the synthesizer is similar to Memorymoog. But Memorymoog was released in 1981.
A disk LP with this recording was sold in March 1977 in France.
I realized that the synthesizer is similar to Memorymoog. But Memorymoog was released in 1981.
A disk LP with this recording was sold in March 1977 in France.
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Re: SYNTHESIZER 1976.
Oops, I'm sorry, I meant the PolyMoog. Got confused there. The ribbon control parts may have been the MultiMoog.Andrey wrote:I'm sorry, I do not know English.
I realized that the synthesizer is similar to Memorymoog. But Memorymoog was released in 1981.
A disk LP with this recording was sold in March 1977 in France.
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Re: SYNTHESIZER 1976.
The synth in the second half of the clip REALLY sounds like a Prophet 5
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Re: SYNTHESIZER 1976.
....i couldnt read the website it was all in what appears to be russian.. do i just enter the captcha (or whatever the random number/letter/word generator thing that make sure your a human is called)?
EDIT: nevermind i figured it out
EDIT: nevermind i figured it out
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Re: SYNTHESIZER 1976.
Dude, maybe *you* should be in buyers guide.sequentialsoftshock wrote:I think this should be in Buyers Guide.....?...?![]()
But that was DEFINITELY a MemoryMoog. But you'll need two to replicate that exact sound. Good luck
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Huh? Your quote made no sense.code green wrote:Dude, maybe *you* should be in buyers guide.
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Re: SYNTHESIZER 1976.
haha, zing!code green wrote:Dude, maybe *you* should be in buyers guide.sequentialsoftshock wrote:I think this should be in Buyers Guide.....?...?![]()
But that was DEFINITELY a MemoryMoog. But you'll need two to replicate that exact sound. Good luck
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Re: SYNTHESIZER 1976.
Yeah, I realize I worded that poorly, but your reply to me didn't make sense. It seems like the guy might be interested in buying this synthesizer.
Re: SYNTHESIZER 1976.
This entry was initiated in September 1976 in Canada. Yamaha CS-80 did not exist.
The sound from the 4.02 looks like a ribbon controller, but getting too precise in the notes. The sound also seems to Ondes Martenot and theremin. The timbre is very interesting, floating, flying. Downward legato inert.
I do not know what to think. Perhaps, too, with a tape recorder operations. But what then was taken as a basis?
Strange sound ...
The sound from the 4.02 looks like a ribbon controller, but getting too precise in the notes. The sound also seems to Ondes Martenot and theremin. The timbre is very interesting, floating, flying. Downward legato inert.
I do not know what to think. Perhaps, too, with a tape recorder operations. But what then was taken as a basis?
Strange sound ...
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Re: SYNTHESIZER 1976.
You also said it was released in France in 1977, but the CS-80 began production in '76. It could have been this. Precise note control may have been a talented theremin player with external effects processing.Andrey wrote:This entry was initiated in September 1976 in Canada. Yamaha CS-80 did not exist.